How often should you go to the dentist?

This question cannot be answered universally, as the frequency of dental visits depends on various factors. For adults without known dental issues, the recommendation is twice a year.

What should I do for acute tooth pain?

For acute tooth pain, we recommend visiting a dentist immediately. Please call in advance so we can assess how urgently a treatment is needed.

Should children visit the dentist more often?

Generally, two dental visits per year are not sufficient for children and adolescents. Since teeth are still developing at a young age, we recommend visiting the dentist 3-4 times a year. This allows early detection and treatment of potential tooth damage or misalignments.

Should smokers visit the dentist more frequently?

Smokers have an increased risk of developing gum disease, so it is recommended that smokers visit the dentist 3-4 times a year.

How much does a professional dental cleaning cost?

Since October 2017, statutory health insurance patients pay approximately 100 euros for this.

Bonus booklet? What is it good for?

The bonus booklet documents regular check-ups for the health insurance. With a complete bonus booklet, you can expect higher subsidies for dental prosthetics such as bridges, crowns, and dentures.

What happens if I lose my bonus booklet?

All treatments are documented with us, so in case of loss, we can issue you a new bonus booklet.

Focht & Focht – Your Dentist for Patients from Switzerland and Germany

Many patients from Switzerland regularly come to us in Germany to receive modern dental care of high quality at fair prices.
Our dental practice specializes in digital dentistry and offers the latest treatment methods. Particularly popular with patients from Switzerland is our CEREC technology, which allows us to create and place ceramic crowns often in a single session.

This means for you:

High-quality ceramic crown in a single session
Only one treatment appointment
No impressions needed
No temporary crown

For our patients from Switzerland, we also offer professional dental hygiene. Many of our Swiss patients from Kreuzlingen, Zurich, St. Gallen, Frauenfeld, or Weinfelden are familiar with dental hygiene and especially appreciate this thorough form of professional teeth cleaning.

Dental hygiene involves intensive cleaning of the teeth and the prevention of cavities and gum diseases. Plaque, tartar, and stains are gently removed, and the teeth are carefully cleaned, polished, and protected.

Our practice is specialized in providing Swiss patients with a comfortable and uncomplicated treatment experience in Germany. Thanks to the proximity to the Swiss border, you benefit from short travel distances, significantly lower treatment costs, and modern dentistry at the highest level.

Whether it’s prophylaxis, dental restorations, implants, or aesthetic dental treatments – we help you maintain your oral health in the long term while also saving costs. Many of our Swiss patients value the combination of fair prices, personalized care, and a modern dental practice in Germany.

Dentist in Konstanz for Swiss Patients

Zahnarzt Konstanz für Schweizer Patienten

Are you Swiss and looking for a dentist in Konstanz?

We look forward to your inquiry!

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FAQ

Yes, we also treat patients from Switzerland.

Yes. Our dental practice regularly treats patients from Switzerland, especially from Zurich, St. Gallen, Kreuzlingen, Frauenfeld, and Weinfelden.

Why do Swiss patients go to a dentist in Germany?

Many Swiss patients look for modern dentistry with digital technology and fair prices. Our practice offers high-quality treatments with state-of-the-art equipment and innovative technologies.

What is a CEREC crown in one session?

With CEREC technology, ceramic dental crowns can be digitally planned, manufactured directly in the practice, and often placed in just one session. This saves patients multiple appointments.